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i think dolphins are really good at knowing what mirrors are

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i think dolphins are really good at knowing what mirrors are

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dolphins try and see themselves in mirrors where normaly, they cant see there body very well.

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Dolphins: How Smart are They Actually? |  Inside the Animal Mind | BBC Earth

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uh, i think the elephants name is gray not g...a..y...

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBFMGmbi2Io

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Parrots can talk, they can understand numbers along with copying other animal sounds. parrots can memorize

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Chimp vs Human! | Memory Test | BBC Earth

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Chimp vs Human! | Memory Test | BBC Earth

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Scientist put numbers 1 to 9 on a screen and the monkey has any amount of time that they need to memorize the numbers before there's white painted over them once they press one . The monkey gets it right about 90% of the time. A human (named Chris) got it right 1 time out of 30 tries.

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Chimp vs Human! | Memory Test | BBC Earth

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elephants can remember each other after years  

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elephants can remember each other after years  

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Inside the minds of animals - Bryan B Rasmussen

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Gay and Dutches (two elephants) are tested on their problem solving skills by putting fruit into a tire and seeing if they can get it out

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Testing Elephants Intelligence | The Zoo Keepers | BBC

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Raccoon demonstrates problem solving skills

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Raccoon demonstrates problem solving skills

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i think raccoons are intelligence because raccoons can remember how to unlock a lock for at least a year and raccoons have a very sensitive touch which makes them know what things are if the cant see them.

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Racoon Demonstrates Problem Solving Skills | Earth Unplugged

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dolphins and whales receive 20 times more information than humans do

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Just how smart are dolphins?  | Inside the Animal Mind | BBC

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Octopus can rember a person opening a jar months later and can do it months later as well.

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Inside the minds of animals - Bryan B Rasmussen

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dolphins can recognize themselevs in mirrors

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Dolphins: How Smart are They Actually? |  Inside the Animal Mind | BBC Earth

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whales r

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Dolphins usally move around and are playful when they meet another dolphin, but when the dolphin didnt do anything expect stare. Scientists think that dolphins can reconize themselves

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Dolphins: How Smart are They Actually? |  Inside the Animal Mind | BBC Earth

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chimps have a 90% accuracy of getting a memory question right than a human with lot of practice

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dolphins are thought that they can use sound to create a picture to another dolphins 

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dolphins are thought that they can use sound to create a picture to another dolphins 

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Dolphins: How Smart are They Actually? |  Inside the Animal Mind | BBC Earth

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Elephants can use puzzles and obstacles to find food. 

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Elephants can use puzzles and obstacles to find food. 

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two elephants gay ,and duchess live at a reserve and their two caretakers. the caretakers love to set obstacles so they went out to buy a tire and apples. When they get back they started to build a big rope swing with apples in the tires and when the elephants hit the swing the apples will fall out. This shows that the elephants have to think to get the apples out. This shows that animals are intelligent.

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octopus arms have 2/3 of the sensors in the whole body! And even when detached from the brain the arms can still move and find food. ¨itś like they have a mind of their own!¨

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Scientist are trying to figure out if the insects of the world can feel pain.

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How Smart Are Animals? Our Tests May All Be Wrong…

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Dolphins use mirrors as a tool to look at parts of there body they can't usually see.

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Dolphins will use mirrors to see parts of their body they can´t normally see. They will open their mouths to look inside, or twist and turn to look at their bellies. These dolphins recognize themselves when looking in the mirror after realizing their reflection won´t play with them.

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Dolphins: How Smart are They Actually? |  Inside the Animal Mind | BBC Earth

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Octopuses also have about ⅔ of neurons in all 8 arms and in each arm it has its own mind.

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Raccon Demonstrates Problem Solving Skills 

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Raccon Demonstrates Problem Solving Skills 

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Racoons can remeber how to open a lock for up to a year, their paws also are packed with sensorey reseptors that transfers a signal to thier brain

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Racoon Demonstrates Problem Solving Skills | Earth Unplugged

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might not have a type of a conciseness more like a hive mind

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How Smart Are Animals? Our Tests May All Be Wrong…

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How Smart Are Animals? Our Tests May All Be Wrong…

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How Smart Are Animals? Our Tests May All Be Wrong…

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Dolphins know their own reflection, and they may be able to "see" images through sound. They may be able to see through us with noise.

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How Smart Are Animals? Our Tests May All Be Wrong…

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raccoon demonstrates problem solving skills JBI

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raccoon demonstrates problem solving skills JBI

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the tame raccoon could open locks with senses for a treat every time she would get a treat

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Racoon Demonstrates Problem Solving Skills | BBC Earth Explore

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A college graduate could only solve 1 test but the chimp had made the test seem easy

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Chimp vs Human! | Memory Test | BBC Earth